United States of America·North America & Caribbean

ETEX Wireless

OperatorETEX Communications, LP

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LocationUnited States of AmericaUS
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PLMN ID · 310035

310
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United States of America
035
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ETEX Wireless

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TADIG

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GSMA roaming code

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Updated 2025-04-09

Brand
ETEX Wireless
Operator
ETEX Communications, LP
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Mobile Network Code
PLMN ID
TADIG code
Technologies
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About ETEX Wireless

ETEX Communications, LP, operating as ETEX Wireless, is a regional mobile network operator serving portions of the United States. As a vital provider of connectivity in North America & Caribbean , particularly within its operational footprint, ETEX Wireless plays a role in bridging the digital divide in rural and underserved areas. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 310, shared with the United States, and its Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 35, ETEX Wireless is uniquely identifiable and distinguished from larger national carriers like Verizon (also using MCC 310 but different MNCs) or AT&T. The network focuses on providing reliable cellular services, including voice and data, essential for both residential and business customers in the regions it serves. While ETEX Wireless may not have the nationwide reach of larger competitors, they are known for their commitment to local communities. Utilizing the designated MCC and MNC, ETEX Wireless broadcasts network availability and ensures devices can properly connect to their network within the United States. This presence contributes to competition within the US mobile market, offering customers alternative choices and potentially driving innovation. As with many regional carriers, ETEX Wireless often partners with larger networks for roaming agreements to ensure consistent service for their subscribers even outside of their direct coverage area, adding value to their subscription plans.

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